Naming of PDF when submitting form via email...

Is there a way to name the pdf that gets attached to the email when using the submit by email button? currently it seems to assign a random selection of characters as the name of the pdf.

Please see following thread:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4450906

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Error message received submitting form via email - "Acrobat cannot connect to the server"

Some of my users are unable to submit form data. The forms are set up to be submitted via email and only a few of the users are effected. They have installed the latest versions of both Acrobat and Adobe Reader.
"Acrobat cannot connect to the server, but will automatically submit your form once the server is online. You can check tracker for the status of this submission."
"You have already submitted the data on this form and it is waiting to be sent. Further changes are not allowed until the prior data is sent."
I know that this question has been asked before, but there has not been a response. This is very frustrating.
Thanks for any help or sugesstions.

I have this exact same error, but also have not yet found a workaround.
Only sporatic users get the error, and I've been unable to duplicate it from my machine. I am on Adobe Reader v 10.1.2.
Actually I can get around the error if I were to downgrade to Adobe v9, but that is a bandaid fix - not really a secure answer.

Submitting Forms via Email

I have created an order form in LiveCycle that i wish to post on my website. I want my customers to be able to open the form directly from the site, fill it in, click submit, and for their form to be emailed directly back to me. I have tried a couple of different forms, however, when the customers click the submit button, nothing is ever sent, it will only ever try to save the document elsewhere, and this is not practical for my customers. I am convinced that i have set the form up correctly, and distributed it correctly in Adobe Acrobat, but it still does not work.
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Unfortunately, I think that the only data structure you can get with Designer is XML. If you recast the form in Acrobat (form tools are under the TOOLS menu, not the FORMS menu (this one takes you to Designer), you should be able to select HTML as an output data format. The only reason that would be important is if you collected the data in cgimail or formmail. An example of HTML for a web form is given at "http://www.computing.vt.edu/internet_and_web/web_publishing/webmasters_toolkit/web_form_ma iler/quickstart.html". Yes, this is HTML, but you can do the same thing by including the hidden fields in a PDF form and submitting to the formmail server. You can not use this one as it only works for folks at VT, but it provides an example. You can check with your ISP provider to see if there is such a form service available to you.
As sample form return from a HTML submit is as follows (from a different server than the VT.EDU one above):
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Below is the result of your feedback form. It was submitted by
([email protected]) on Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 21:31:37
http://www.server???.net/ordsubmit.html
Order:
Name:    Home C. Name
Address:    555 5th St
City:    Anywhere, State 99999
Phone:    (xxx) yyy-yyyy
E-Mail:    [email protected]
Subject:    Order Request
Payment:    Credit
Comment:
Order Items:
#    Code    Color    Size    Quantity    Cost    Item
0    1311    white    king    5    35.00    Big_Foot_athletic_socks
1    401    white    6X    3    42.00    Players_two-pack_briefs
SubTotal:        77.00
Tax:        3.47
Shipping:        8.00
Total:        88.47
=======================================================
If this suffices, then submitting your form as HTML data with the hidden fields will do the job.
If that is not adequate, then at least just submit the data to you by e-mail (that will do for 80-90% of the time) while you work out how to submit to a web server. The XML or FDF files can be imported to the form file, giving you the same result as if the full form had been sent (and no extended rights are needed). With a little programming skill, or with the form, you can insert the data from the form to a database file (sorry, I have not done it, just know you can).
I suggest you try to work things out in steps until you reach the final solution needed. Bill

In Adobe froms - Sending PDF file as Attachment via email

I have to develop a <b>PDF form</b> and one more requirement; I have to change the mail Content (body) and the Subject line which should have attached PDF file.The (Transaction Code VA21) Has the sending the Email part. My Requirement is to <b>Change the Content (body) and the Subject</b>.
Requirement;
When customer request for the quote, quote document is created in SAP (Transaction Code VA21). Promised Price, quantity, date is communicated to customer via quote output. Customer may decide to place firm order with reference to quote.
So this form (PDF file and send via email) is used to communicate the AMAT quote to customer. The PDF file will be as a attachment in the mail. With change subject line, and content of the mail (Thanks for the Quote, Please dont reply to this mail). It also consists of applicable terms & condition of the quote.
Is it possible to handle the Content and the Subject of the mail in Program or Form layout (SFP). or it's Enhancement?
How to go about it? I tried a lot. At last am contacting you. Please.............. Let me know. Very urgent.Point will be given sooon. Tnx a lot.....
#Sinivas

Hi,
Yes But you can use ADOBE FORMS for that... Check this link for presentation...
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/c0c139d3-3eae-2910-01a1-d253f2587b0e?prtmode=navigate
Check this BLOG for sending Email through ABAP..
Sending E-Mail from ABAP - Version 610 and Higher - BCS Interface
One more thing... You can download your data to a PDF file and send that PDF file via program...
Search this Forum for more answers.. you would get plenty out of it...
Check this thread for further information..
Sending mail with 2 attachments
Hope this would help you.
Any queries plz revert back
Good luck
Narin

Need to send Smart form via email through Driver program

Hi All,
We need to send smart form via email through a new driver program (z program). Can you please guide me on this.
I have used the following code to achieve this. We are getting message saying 'Mail request has created' when executed, but the mail is not sent.
lvs_comm_type = 'INT'.
lvs_comm_values-adsmtp-SMTP_ADDR = e_mail.
lvs_comm_values-adsmtp-R3_USER = 'X'.
lvs_comm_values-adsmtp-ENCODE = '0'.
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exporting
pi_comm_type = lvs_comm_type
pi_comm_values = lvs_comm_values
pi_screen = ' '
pi_newid = 'X'
importing
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pe_device = lvf_device
pe_mail_recipient = p_mail_recipient
pe_mail_sender = p_mail_sender
exceptions
comm_type_not_supported = 1
recipient_creation_failed = 2
sender_creation_failed = 3
others = 4.
if sy-subrc ne 0.
raise COMMUNICATION_ERROR.
endif.
control_parameters-device = 'MAIL'.
output_options-TDIMMED = 'X'.
output_options-TDDELETE = 'X'.
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exporting
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EXCEPTIONS
FORMATTING_ERROR = 1
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Hi,
For sending smartform output into mail you first have to generate spool request and convert it into PDF and then
only it can be sended into mail, please find the sample code in the mail below:
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/sandbox/ConversionofSpoolRequestDataintoPDFandExcelFormatandSenditintoMail
Mansi
Edited by: Matt on Jan 29, 2010 8:25 AM - removed code, instead point to wiki that Mansi authored.

Symbol error when submitting form

experiencing a symbol error when submitting form.

Hi Gen,
Unfortunately, the error came from a client who was submitting a form via Mac OS. He stated that when he attempted to submit he received a symbol error.
On another note, I did experience issues with periods (.) within another form such as 2009.01 and 2011.25. When I downloaded the files corresponding to the numbers, it wouldn’t allow me to save it with the period (used an underscore instead).
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How do I received the filled out form via email? After the user hits SUBMIT, I'd like to receive the filled out form via email.

How do I received the filled out form via email? After the user hits SUBMIT, I'd like to receive the filled out form via email.

Formscentral doesn't support direct delivery of filled forms via email at this time. You can however use Acrobat to add an email link to a form instead of a submit button. In this way the PDF will be returned to the email of your choice.
Andrew

Hi - I created a form in Adobe Livecycle and have a button on it to send the form via email. t worked, but only for those with PC. I could not get it to work with Apple Yosemite even with reader installed . is there a way i can make it work for apple /

Hi - I created a form in Adobe Livecycle and have a button on it to send the form via email. It worked, but only for those with PC. However, I could not get it to work with Apple loaded with Yosemite even with reader installed . Is there a way i can make it work for apple / Mac? It worked fine on a mac using Mountain Lion and reader
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LiveCycle = XFA forms.
afaik - These cannot be used in Apple OSs.
Be well...

Hi - I created a form in Adobe Livecycle and have a button on it to send the form via email. the button did not work and i looked online and saw where you could change it to a regular button and enter the email for it to go. it worked, but only for thos

Hi - I created a form in Adobe Livecycle and have a button on it to send the form via email. the button did not work and i looked online and saw where you could change it to a regular button and enter the email for it to go. it worked, but only for those with adobe pro. i could not get it to work with reader. is there a way i can make it work for reader?

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I used to be able to send document as a PDF or Word Document via email using the toolbar.

I used to be able to send Pages documents as a PDF or Word Document via email using the Pages toolbar (not the iWork feature). Lately, it hasn't been working at all. No email pops up; just nothing. Is anyone else having this problem? Any solutions? I'm running Pages '09 version 4.1.

This Apple Express Helper is a dumb one.
File names with # and $ are perfectly treated by the share to Mail feature.
What is rejected is the slash (/) and it's perfectly normal.
Since the delivery of the first version of OS X, slash is an illegal character in file names.
Apple thought that it would be fair to build a piece of code taking care of such chars because they were valid ones in the older operating systems.
But they expected that users will drop these chars. Alas they didn't and users like you are continuing to play with matches.
At last, OS X 10.7 removed the extraneous code and now, hosanna, iWork refuse to export files whose name contain the infamous slash.
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) lundi 9 avril 2012
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Elementary Problem With Submitting A PDF Form Via Email?

Hello all!
I'm brand new to creating forms with Adobe. I have Acrobat X Pro. I have created a form with multiple fields to fill in and placed a button at the top of the form. Under button properties I selected the submit a form option under the actions tab and chose to email the entire pdf file. Where it says enter a URL for this link I put mailto: and my email address.
When I click on the submit button I choose the desktop application option as I use Outlook exchange. (that could be the problem?) I click on the ok button and immediately get a pop up box that says "Either there is no default mail client or the current mail client cannot fulfill the messaging request. Please run Microsoft Outlook and set it as the default client.
I have no idea how to fix this issue or if I'm creating the submit form improperly. My goal is to get an exact copy of the completed Adobe form emailed to the specified email address. Any help would be much appreciated!
Mike

To answer some of your specific questions:
2, 3. The submit form button needs to be on the PDF. You can either configure a Submit Form action or use the submitForm JavaScript method.
4, 6: No to both questions. You can create the form in Acrobat. Such forms are knows as Acroforms, as opposed to XFA forms that are created with LiveCycle Designer. Acroforms have wider support.
5: Yes, that's the method that's used when submitting to a web server. You have your choice of formats. The "HTML Form" option causes the form data to be submitted in the same format as an HTML form, so the same type of server-side code can be used to process the data. As Dave's tutorial shows, the server should return an FDF as the response, however, as opposed to HTML content.
It's a mistake to try to embed the PDF in a web page. So much depends on the user's browser, PDF viewer, and how both are configured. PDF forms can be submitted directly from Adobe Reader/Acrobat, so it's not necessary for them to be viewed in a browser. Note that Adobe Reader for iOS/Android don't yet support submitting to a web server (apart from FormsCentral), but that's is supposedly being worked on.
Since you mentioned digital signatures, be aware that for Reader users to be able to sign, the document has to be Reader-enabled, either with Acrobat Pro or LiveCycle Reader Extensions (which is not the same as LiveCycle Designer). Digital signatures in PDF forms are not yet supported on mobile devices. Also, you will want to submit the entire PDF, as opposed to just the form data, when submitting a digitally signed form.

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Hello Wayne, see no offense in this message
There is a faster scheme.
Copy the range of cells to send (it may be an entire table)
Enter the application entitled Preview.
File > Create a new doc from the clipboard
File > Send the selected PDF document (I'm not sure of the exact wording).
It's the highlighted one.
Bingo, it will create a mail with the PDF embedded.
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Button to send filled out form as completed pdf form via email

I have created a form that when filled out, should send the form by email to the recipient as a completed pdf form. It works with Adobe Acrobat but not Reader.
Any Ideas?
form can be found at: http://www.lcyc.ca/images/stories/macman2012/macmanentry.pdf

Check out:
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Email with attachement as pdf of submitted form

Hi all,
Can anyone suggest me how to get an email as an acknowledge ment with the submiteed form as an pdf format.?
I want to get an acknowledgement mail after submitting the form through the work space..
and email should contain the submitted form as an attachment in a PDF format
Please assist...
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You can add an email submit button in your form to achieve this.
Check this - http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/9.0/designerHelp/index.htm?content=000323.html and http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/10.0/DesignerHelp/WS107c29ade9134a2c5324ea7712a81c8d a6b-8000.html
Som more pointers which could help
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/livecycle/81OXCQfsNys
http://livecycleapps.wordpress.com/2008/07/28/a-submit-button-that-will-send-an-entire-pdf /
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Submit PDF form via email = Operation is not permited!

Hi there,
I just downloaded a trial version of Acrobat 9.0 to see if we can make a bunch of our forms more user friendly and possibly interacive.
I have created a form, and now I'd like to enable the user to submit the entire form by email to one of our email accounts by clicking a Submit button.
I followed the required steps religously and defined the "Submit a form" action, triggered by "Mouse Up" and included the required mailto:[email protected] link.
However, when I open the form in either Acrobat Pro 9 or Reader 9, the text on the button is not there and when I click on the button it either pulls up an email that looks the way it's supposed to, but the "email was not sent". If I try the same thing on my MAC, clicking on the button generates "Operation not permitted" message.
Where did I go wrong?
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated as this feature or ability is pretty much crucial to our decision to purchase the application.
Many thanks.

There are a few things to be careful about, particularly if others are to read your form on a variety of systems.
1. Don't use spaces in the file name. A lot of browsers will choke on spaces, though most are starting to accept this non-standard habit resulting from Windows habits.
2. Don't put a space between mailto: and your email. It will send a space in from of your e-mail address that may cause a problem with an e-mail client.
3. Your submit button was not labelled, with an icon as you had it set or simply text "Submit."
I modified the form to come to me and filled it out. The data was sent to me and I asked to open it, it could not find the file but allowed me to select the form file and it opened up just fine. You can also open the form in Acrobat and use the import data option. It sounds like this last little bit was the hangup for you. In the past I have been able to select the FDF file and it would open right up. I am not sure what is necessary for it to find the form - standard placement or what I am not sure.

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